Highway 401 westbound lanes closed at Gardiners Road following crash
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An early morning collision on Wednesday left the westbound Highway 401 lanes closed and OPP officers diverting traffic to alternative routes.
An early morning collision on the westbound Highway 401 forced the closure of the Gardiners Road entrance after a serious collision between multiple vehicles.
OPP first put out a tweet regarding the collision just after 1:30 a.m. Wednesday morning informing the public of the closure.
Kingston police say they helped OPP officers divert traffic, but have no knowledge of injuries or further details. They did, however, confirm that this is a serious collision and traffic is being re-routed.
Traffic continues to be diverted off of the highway at the westbound Gardiners exit and the entrance remains closed.
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